Author Archives: JeffreyMachado

This par 3 features a large green that is sneaky so pay attention. If the pin is right, any putt from the left side of the green is fast. Go ahead and go after the pin here unless the pin … Read More

A par 5 that can make or break your front nine. For those that have not played the course many times, I would have you be conservative here. To the corner of the dogleg, it is only 200 yards from … Read More

Depending on the wind and pin location, this is a straightforward par 3. This is the biggest green on the course. Do not short side your approach left or long of the green. A shot with the correct distance on … Read More

The second hole on the back nine is a very good short par 4. Keep the ball in the fairway off the tee as approaches to the green are much easier. If you are hitting the driver well, you should … Read More

Directions & Address White Plains Country Club – White Plains Church Road – Pageland, SC 29728 From Charlotte From Charlotte take Hwy 74 East to Monroe. Then turn on Hwy 601 to Pageland and take the 151 Bypass 5 miles … Read More

A nice par 4 cut out of tall hardwoods. Only long hitters need to try to shape the ball from left to right on this dogleg. Be aware of the fairway bunker on the right that is blind from the … Read More

This is another par 4 that requires a lay-up from the tee. There are two fairway bunkers with the right being blind from the tee. You can hit it 230 yards max from the back tees. If the tee box … Read More

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White Plains opens with a short par 4. It is approximately 220 yards from the back tees to the fairway bunkers. Do not try to drive your ball over the bunkers. Favor the left middle of fairway on tee shot. … Read More

This is the longest par 4 that plays longer than its yardage. Get a good target and let it rip off the tee. The 2nd shot is very important. Unless the pin is on the front, short of the slope, … Read More